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Hello, I've recently decided to switch to the Pass from KeepassXC and chosen Browserpass as a browser integration addon. Unfortunately, I've noticed a significant performance drop when loading sites (YouTube for example) after I've imported all my passwords to the pass database (~6.4K entries).
When I disable Browserpass the page load time comes back to normal.
When I run the Firefox profiler it shows that CPU time is spent inside the Browserpass extension.
General information
Archlinux
Firefox 122
Information about the host app:
How did you install it? AUR
Browserpass host app version: 3.1.0
Information about the browser extension:
How did you install it? AUR
Browserpass extension version as reported by your browser: 3.8.0
Exact steps to reproduce the problem
Open YouTube with browserpass enabled and a pretty big password database.
Observe a slower page loading speed.
What should happen?
In my opinion, Browserpass should not analyze the page until a user interacts with the extension. If this contradicts Browserpass' design at least I suppose that page load speed should not depend on the database size.
What happened instead?
I've observed a slower page load speed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@maximbaz Thank you for your rapid answer! I can confirm - when I installed the extension from #230 and enabled the "Hide badge counter" checkbox the performance drop disappeared. When I disable the checkbox the performance drop is back again.
Hello, I've recently decided to switch to the Pass from KeepassXC and chosen Browserpass as a browser integration addon. Unfortunately, I've noticed a significant performance drop when loading sites (YouTube for example) after I've imported all my passwords to the pass database (~6.4K entries).
When I disable Browserpass the page load time comes back to normal.
When I run the Firefox profiler it shows that CPU time is spent inside the Browserpass extension.
General information
Exact steps to reproduce the problem
What should happen?
In my opinion, Browserpass should not analyze the page until a user interacts with the extension. If this contradicts Browserpass' design at least I suppose that page load speed should not depend on the database size.
What happened instead?
I've observed a slower page load speed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: